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As part of his "training", Butcher's first mission involved him killing the super-occupants of a large cabin in the woods. Using skills he picked up with the Royal Marines, Billy killed everyone inside the house with ease [5].

Over the years, Billy and Mallory would recruit others to join their cause of "keeping superheroes in-check", such as Mother's Milk , The Frenchman , and The Female. Each member of this team which Billy dubbed "The Boys" , was enhanced with Compound V , a serum that was responsible for giving some superheroes their powers. This original incarnation of "The Boys" disbanded sometime around late to early [6]. Some years later, Billy would be responsible for getting "The Boys" back together, this time adding a man named Hugh "Wee Hughie" Campbell to the team who himself had a loved one killed as a result of the "supes".

It was during this latest incarnation of "The Boys" that Billy's plans for revenge on The Homelander that had been set up years prior began to come together. By this time, Billy had become more ruthless in his tactics, one example being his utilization of a modified version of Compound V to kill an entire warehouse of over European-based heroes at once [7]. Enraged, he blackmailed Homelander with photos that supposedly show Homelander committing several atrocities, including cannibalism and rape.

This ultimately backfired horribly, as Homelander didn't remember committing these atrocities and was slowly driven insane by them, which culminated in Homelander staging a coup and killing the president. When Butcher finally confronted him in the White House, Homelander reveals that he has no memory of the events taken in the photos. It is then that Black Noir came in and revealed his true identity as a clone of Homelander and that he framed Homelander for several atrocities, including the rape of Becky Saunders , just to have an excuse to kill him.

After Black Noir killed Homelander, Butcher killed the severely injured clone by cracking open its skull with a crowbar, tearing out the brain [9]. Though he had avenged his wife, this did not heal the pain Butcher felt after losing her during his crusade against the Supes , causing him to break down in tears and realizing killing the Supe who raped her only made him feel worse, not better. Eventually after his emotional breakdown, Butcher decided to to rid the planet of the supes entirely, in hoping no one would get hurt by them ever again like he did.

He planned to achieve this goal by detonating hundreds of bombs and releasing a cloud of an explosive Compound V strain, that can be detonated remotely by tuning the device to a certain frequency. With Vogelbaum's help, this strain was modified to target those with Compound V in their blood, meaning that millions of people would potentially die, innocent or otherwise. During their confrontation, both Hughie and Butcher tumble off the side of the Empire State Building, falling several stories below.

While Hughie's leg is impaled on a fence, Butcher breaks his neck and is paralyzed. With his plan a failure and after a lengthy conversation, Butcher goads Hughie into killing him by falsely claiming that he murdered Hughie's parents. Stabbed with an iron pipe, Butcher died with a smile on his face [10].

The Boys Wiki Explore. Season Three. Payback Herogasm. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Edit source History Talk 0. Do you like this video? Play Sound. For the Amazon version of the character, see Billy Butcher. I'm always tellin' people not to make a song an' dance at times like this. But here we are after all these fuckin' years.

The way I see it, there might be enough of this shit still workin' that you're holdin' onto one or two memories. And if I'm lucky, this bit This bit right fucking here This is the night you done what you done to my Becky. He's a force of nature, who can talk almost anyone into anything, either through a smile or brute force — or sometimes both.

He's consumed by one mission in life: to destroy superheroes. But this personal vendetta is driven by his hatred for one Supe in particular: Homelander. Butcher's determined to get revenge on Homelander, no matter the cost. And he won't let anyone or anything stand in his way. Following the revelation that Becca is alive, Butcher faces a difficult decision when he must choose between searching for Becca or protecting the security of the Boys. Butcher's initial goal is to gather up The Boys and go after Vought International — most specifically, take down Homelander , whom he is under the impression killed his wife.

Billy asks for his help in securing a bug in Seven Tower, to which he obliges. With nowhere to go, he seeks out the help of old-friend Frenchie. Frenchie is at first angry that Butcher has come to him, however the two reconcile and end up figuring a way to kill Translucent; Hughie is the one who ends up pulling the trigger, however. Shortly after Translucent's death, Butcher approaches another old friend, Mother's Milk , asking him to join The Boys again.

Mother's Milk initially refuses, however is convinced by Billy to come back. She is ultimately accepted into The Boys despite Butcher believing her to be initially dangerous. Billy's hate for Supes has been fueled by his personal hate for Homelander , leader of The Seven , following the alleged death of his wife Becca Butcher. Billy believed that Homelander was the reason she disappeared, presuming that he killed her, fueling a personal vendetta that would last the next eight years.

Unbeknownst to Billy, Becca had been placed into witness protection by Vought International having been pregnant and given birth to Homelander's child — a child with enhanced abilities, including Homelander's heat vision. Set immediately after his confrontation, Billy awakens to find himself on the road outside a restaurant.

He enters the restaurant and hurriedly scribbles as much information as he can remember about Becca's house on a restaurant place-mat. The live newscast on the tv awakens him to the reality that he is now believed to be the killer of Madelyn Stillwell, with a nationwide manhunt ongoing for him.

Seeing that the waitress recognizes him from the TV, he hurriedly leaves the restaurant and breaks into a vehicle. After driving for some time, he arrives at the house of Jock, a former squad-mate from Butcher's time in the Corps of the British Royal Marines. After a brief greeting, the two drink and reminisce about good times.

Billy shows a photo of his wife to Jock and requests help to gather intel from former intelligence contacts such as Higgins and Ezquerra. After a brief disagreement, Jock promises to do so. Later, Billy discovers Jock informing the authorities about his whereabouts. Billy confronts Jock, who reveals that he believes that Billy killed Stillwell and probably intends to kill his wife too.

Billy denies it but Jock cites his background as sufficient proof. Billy then attacks Jock and the two get into a struggling match which ends with Billy strangling Jock to death. As sirens approach, Billy pours gas over Jocks body and lights his body aflame, leaving it to burn as he drives away.

Later his phone begins to buzz with a call from Frenchie. Hughie confronts him, enraged that Butcher abandoned them to die in pursuit of his vendetta against Homelander. But Butcher overlooks his anger and states regardless of how they all feel, The Boys need him as their leader. Butcher appears in Proper Preparation and Planning at Raynor's funeral, there he meets with Grace to try and get information about Becca. Grace denies his advances and threatens to turn him in for the murder of Madelyn Stillwell, however Butcher counters the threat by offering to help her figure out who killed Raynor.

Once again, Grace reluctantly comes out of retirement to assist him. The Boys track the Supe-terrorist down to a costume shop where they figure out the terrorist is revealed to be Kimiko's brother. Butcher ignores the revelations and attempts to shoot the terrorist but Hughie intervenes, the terrorist turns around, incapacitates The Boys, and runs off with his sister.

When the Boys recover, Butcher is the only one willing to peruse the two, while everyone else tries reason why he is so persistent to chase after them. Butcher reveals to them, that his wife Becca is still alive and his living in a secret gated community raising Homelander's son, and the terrorist is Butcher's "key" to finding Becca.

After Kimiko apprehends her brother, Kenji, The Boys arrive and capture the terrorist. Butcher then punches Hughie in the jaw, warning him not to get in the way between him and Becca ever again, otherwise he'll kill him. As the Boys transport Kenji, tension is still raw between Butcher and Hughie as Hughie punches Butcher for hitting him last time. Furthermore, when The Boys watch a news article about Compound V being exposed to the public, all the members except Butcher enthusiastically congratulate Hughie.

Butcher then reminds them all that their work is not done and they must keep their eyes on the ball because "shit can go sideways just like that. Butcher attempts to reason with the helicopter, however Kenji breaks free from his restraints and attempts to attack Butcher and M. However Kenji is shoved by Kimiko and instead hits the helicopter with his telekinetic attack. With the helicopter down, Butcher reasons that they have to move now or else more will come. Hughie is reluctant, saying that the police officers could still be alive and they need to check the wreckage, but Butcher reasons the men are already dead and they will be too if they don't keep moving.

Things only escalate when the yacht is attacked by The Deep , forcing The Boys to transport Kenji using a spare speedboat on the back. While racing to the shoreline, their path is blocked by a whale, so Butcher rams through it. Determined to stay moving, Butcher commands The Boys to improvise and escape through a nearby Storm drain. Hughie however is hesitant and in shock, but eventually follows behind. The Seven arrive, Homelander and Starlight corner Hughie.

Butcher then distracts Homelander long enough for Kenji to round the corner and neutralize Homelander by burying him in rubble. The Boys fail to recover Kenji and transport him, as Kenji is killed by Stormfront. Butcher meets Grace at a memorial shrine for the 59 apartment tenants who were killed by Stormfront.

She explains to Butcher that she has a reoccurring dream: She is on a stage at Carnegie Hall and everyone whoever got killed by a Supe is in the audience just staring at her. Butcher then apologizes for hitting a dead end on the investigation of Susan Raynor's death, but Grace only denies it that sorry isn't enough. Grace then gives Butcher information on an eye witness who knows about Liberty and tells him to give it to Mother's Milk. Grace stops Butcher and gives him Becca's location.

Confused, Butcher asks why give it to him if he failed to deliver the terrorist. Mallory apologizes to Butcher, that she's sorry that she was the reason Butcher stopped searching for Becca by replacing it with a vendetta against Homelander. Furthermore, Grace expresses that she would like to have "one less audience member staring at her".

Butcher uses the information given to him to find the facility Becca is living in. Butcher climbs the fence and finds Becca. The two have sex and catch up on being separated for the last 8 years. Butcher reasons they have to escape and can uses a garbage truck for them to escape. When the day comes, Becca is reluctant to leave.

She reasons that no matter what happens, Butcher will find someway to get rid of Ryan, "It won't be obvious and it won't be right way", but he'll find a way. Butcher tries to convince her he wants to help raise Ryan but Becca explains she already knows Butcher's true nature, that he was already broken before she ever entered his life. Becca's assumptions come to light, when Butcher admits to calling Ryan a supe-freak and that they should just hand him over to Vought so the two of them can escape and live in hiding.

Becca refuses, stating she needs to be there for Ryan, otherwise Vought will only recreate Homelander. Butcher tries to plead with her, but Becca just gets into her car. Butcher attempts to stop her, but she activates an alarm and warns him to leave because every guard will arrive at his location in 60 seconds.

Butcher leaves the compound disappointed at what his wife has become. After Starlight gets her tracker chip removed, she is taken to The Boy's hideout, there she meets up with Butcher. Annie is still mad at Butcher for shooting her with a Starlight makes an entrance while Butcher aims his rifle at her head, debating whether or not to shoot.

He ultimately decides not to. When Starlight returns and offers Butcher a hand down, he refuses it. Infuriated by Butcher's distant attitude and repeated rude behavior, Annie confronts Butcher to the dismay of Hughie. She then incites the argument further by comparing Butcher to Homelander. Before the argument can can finish, they're interrupted by the arrival of Stormfront. Once Stormfront leaves, they order the other members to retreat.

Unbeknownst to them, the other members have already been noticed, and a fight has broken out which leads to the patients escaping. One of the escaping patients meets Butcher and Starlight, and begs them not to hurt him. The two try to calm the man, but he releases an EMP shockwave knocking them both back and sending the van with Hughie inside, flipping.

Butcher kills the patient, and the two rush to check on Hughie. Hughie seems fine until they notice him bleeding out from a piece of shrapnel in his stomach. Concerned for Hughie, Billy and Annie leave the facility to seek medical help for Hughie, leaving the others to fend for themselves.

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However, the Amazon show may eventually touch on the following ten topics - unless the series diverges further from the comics. To gain a fuller picture of Billy Butcher's mental state, we have to go back to his roots. In the miniseries "Butcher, Baker, and the Candlemaker," we learn that Billy and his younger brother Lenny came from a broken home; Billy's father abused his mother regularly. The only reason Billy didn't kill his father was because of Lenny's insistence not to.

When he was able, Billy Butcher joined the Royal Marines, fought in the Falklands War, and lived as a miserable drunk for years. Things got better once Billy met Becca, but we all know what happens from that point onward. Or, at least, most of us know as much as the show will currently tell us. In the comics, Billy Butcher wakes up one day to find Becca lying dead right next to him!

Moreover, Butcher spots a super-powered fetus hovering over his wife's remains - implying that a Super impregnated his wife without his knowledge. While Billy's still in shock, the fetus fires laser beams from its eyes - attempting to cut Billy down! In a panic, Billy Butcher grabs a lampstand and bludgeons the terrible infant to death! The experience leaves Billy traumatized, grief-stricken and angry beyond all reason.

It's the straw that breaks the camel's back - pushing Billy over the edge and prompting him to accept Mallory's offer with glee. Sometime between joining up with Mallory and recruiting Hughie to the cause, Billy Butcher found himself a dog. Billy bonded with the Bulldog, named him Terror, and taught him to do ghastly things to his foes on command!

Terror also has a bit of Compound-V in him, making him more than a match for most of the Supers The Boys encounter. Billy will sic Terror on his enemies when he feels it's necessary which it never is. Back in the early promos for the show, you can spot a dog sitting next to the team. We're pretty sure that's Terror, and we imagine he'll leave his mark in Season 2 of the show. Terror might have developed an appetite for human flesh because of his master's eating habits.

Billy takes Vogelbaum to task for creating a literal super-drug, then kills him. When Billy leaves Vogelbaum's home, we see him spit a thick chunk of unidentifiable matter on the ground. The implication is that Billy Butcher bit or ate a piece of Jonah during his assassination! Later on, Billy swears that he spat out jam - not human flesh. To this day, fans of the comics are still debating what went down.

Billy Butcher's most defining trait is his hatred for anyone with Compound-V flowing through them. That includes the Seven, Payback, and even himself! However, Billy seems to make exceptions in regards to his team and Terror - after all, he's the one who rallied them to his cause in the first place. Conversely, Billy Butcher showed no sympathy or mercy towards Superduper - a team of low-level heroes that genuinely want to help people.

When Klanker, a member of Superduper, inadvertently offended him, Billy prepared to kill Klanker and the rest of his team by proxy! Karl Urban's done an excellent job depicting Billy Butcher as a man that's mean-spirited and somewhat untrustworthy. What might not be abundantly clear at the moment is the lengths Billy's willing to go for his cause.

Butcher isn't fighting for 'a better tomorrow' or 'fate of the world' - he's looking to end his miserable life with a bang! As the series progresses, viewers will see just how far gone Billy Butcher is. As Hughie reads through the diary, Butcher's past actions and moral justifications are elaborated upon, including torturing and murdering renegade Supes including children , and how he developed his plans for a genocide focused on Supes.

Ultimately, Rayner is revealed to have sent Hughie the diary in an attempt to intimidate him so she could restart her political campaign; Hughie then reveals that Butcher had had proof of the various war crimes she had committed which he kept to himself, instead having chosen to posthumously ruin her career with a sex scandal.

In the streaming television series adaptation , Karl Urban portrays the character. Unlike the comic series, Butcher has a beard , although he was clean shaven until his wife disappeared, presumed dead. In season one, Billy is first seen when he heads to the shop were Hughie works and offers him the opportunity of vengeance on Vought International and their superheroes after the former's girlfriend was murdered accidentally by the super known as A-Train.

Although reluctant at first Hughie eventually accepts and is taken by Billy into a secret location where Billy tells him about The Boys. After some convincing Billy finally manages to get Hughie [2] to join his cause and takes him to the Vought headquarters the following day under the guise of getting an apology out of A-Train when in actuality he was instead placing a device into the toilets.

Unfortunately however Hughie is caught in the act by the superhero Translucent who follows him back to the store and confronts him only for Billy to return to save him and incapacitate Translucent. Butcher's initial goal is to gather up The Boys and go after Vought International — most specifically, take down Homelander, whom he is under the impression killed his wife. Billy asks for his help in securing a bug in Seven Tower, to which he obliges.

With nowhere to go, he seeks out the help of old-friend Frenchie. Frenchie is at first angry that Butcher has come to him, however the two reconcile and end up figuring a way to kill Translucent; Hughie is the one who ends up pulling the trigger, however. Shortly after Translucent's death, Butcher approaches another old friend, Mother's Milk, asking him to join The Boys again.

Mother's Milk initially refuses, however is convinced by Billy to come back. She is ultimately accepted into The Boys despite Butcher believing her to be initially dangerous. Billy's hate for Supes has been fueled by his personal hate for Homelander, leader of The Seven, following the alleged death of his wife Becca Butcher. Billy believed that Homelander was the reason she disappeared, presuming that he killed her, fueling a personal vendetta that would last the next eight years.

Unbeknownst to Billy, Becca had been placed into witness protection by Vought International having been pregnant and given birth to Homelander's child — a child with enhanced abilities, including Homelander's heat vision. In season two following the events of Butcher , Billy reunites with The Boys.

As the Boys transport Kenji, tension is still raw between Butcher and Hughie as Hughie punches Butcher for hitting him last time. Furthermore, when The Boys watch a news article about Compound V being exposed to the public, all the members except Butcher enthusiastically congratulate Hughie. Butcher then reminds them all that their work is not done and they must keep their eyes on the ball because "shit can go sideways just like that.

Butcher attempts to reason with the helicopter, however Kenji breaks free from his restraints and attempts to attack Butcher and M. However Kenji is shoved by Kimiko and instead hits the helicopter with his telekinetic attack. With the helicopter down, Butcher reasons that they have to move now or else more will come.

Hughie is reluctant, saying that the police officers could still be alive and they need to check the wreckage, but Butcher reasons the men are already dead and they will be too if they don't keep moving. Things only escalate when the yacht is attacked by The Deep , forcing The Boys to transport Kenji using a spare speedboat on the back. While racing to the shoreline, their path is blocked by a whale, so Butcher rams through it. Determined to stay moving, Butcher commands The Boys to improvise and escape through a nearby Storm drain.

Hughie however is reluctant and in shock, but eventually follows behind. The Seven arrive, Homelander and Starlight corner Hughie. Butcher then distracts Homelander long enough for Kenji to round the corner and neutralize Homelander by burying him in rubble. The Boys fail to recover Kenji and transport him, as Kenji is killed by Stormfront. Butcher meets Grace at a memorial shrine for the 59 apartment tenants who were killed by Stormfront.

She explains to Butcher that she has a reoccurring dream: She is on a stage at Carnegie Hall and everyone whoever got killed by a Supe is in the audience just staring at her. Butcher then apologizes for hitting a dead end on the investigation of Susan Raynor's death, but Grace only denies it that sorry isn't enough. Grace then gives Butcher information on an eye witness who knows about Liberty and tells him to give it to Mother's Milk. Grace stops Butcher and gives him Becca's location. Confused, Butcher asks why give it to him if he failed to deliver the terrorist.

Mallory apologizes to Butcher, that she's sorry that she was the reason Butcher stopped searching for Becca by replacing it with a vendetta against Homelander. Furthermore, Grace expresses that she would like to have "one less audience member staring at her". Butcher uses the information given to him to find the facility Becca is living in. Butcher climbs the fence and finds Becca. The two have sex and catch up on being separated for the last 8 years.

Butcher reasons they have to escape and can uses a garbage truck for them to escape. When the day comes, Becca is reluctant to leave. She reasons that no matter what happens, Butcher will find someway to get rid of Ryan "It won't be obvious and it won't be right way", but he'll find a way.

Butcher tries to convince her he wants to help raise Ryan but Becca explains she already knows Butcher's true nature, that he was already broken before she ever entered his life. Becca's assumptions come to light, when Butcher admits to calling Ryan a supe freak and that they should just hand him over to Vought so the two of them can escape and living in hiding.

Becca refuses, stating she needs to be there for Ryan, otherwise Vought will only recreate Homelander. Butcher tries to plead with her, but Becca just gets into her car. Butcher attempts to stop her, but she activates an alarm and warns him to leave because every guard will arrive at his location in 60 seconds. Butcher leaves the compound disappointed at what at what his wife has become.

After Starlight [3] gets her tracker chip removed, she is taken to The Boy's hideout, there she meets up with Butcher. Starlight makes an entrance while Butcher aims his rifle at her head, debating whether or not to shoot. He ultimately decides not to.

When Starlight returns and offers Butcher a hand down, he refuses it. Infuriated by Butcher's distant attitude and repeated rude behavior, Annie confronts Butcher to the dismay of Hughie. She then incites the argument further by comparing Butcher to Homelander. Before the argument can can finish, they're interrupted by the arrival of Stormfront.

Once Stormfront leaves, they order the other members to retreat. Unbenounced to them, the facility has enter lockdown with prisoners escaping. One of the patients meets Butcher and Starlight and begs them not to hurt him. The two try to calm the man, but he releases an EMP shockwave knocking them both back and sending the van with Hughie inside, flipping.

Butcher kills the patient, and the two rush to check on Hughie. Hughie is fine until they notice a piece of shrapnel in his stomach. Concerned for Hughie, Billy and Annie leave the facility to seek medical help for Hughie, leaving the others to fend for themselves. Annie hitchhikes to stop a car and begs the driver to help them. The driver notices Butcher's gun and in turn, pulls out a gun and threatens all of them believing they're trying to rob him.

Annie draws energy from the man's car and hits him with a blast of energy. They leave the man's body and drive off. Annie confesses that she has become desensitized to civilians getting hurt, earning Butcher's silent respect. The two successfully take Hughie to a hospital and watch over him.

The two then bond over how much they know about Hughie, with them both thinking he's too good for them. Butcher is called by one of the gang members, who informs him they have a visitor. Butcher goes up top to see that Becca has tracked him down. Billy embraces her and she tells him to help her because Homelander took Ryan.

Billy and The Boys then plan out how they're going to take down each member of The Seven, should all of them arrive. However, behind Becca's back, Butcher arranges a secret meeting with Stan Edgar. Butcher meets with Stan Edgar in a restaurant to discuss about Ryan. Butcher is first patted down and assured that there are snipers trained on him.

Edgar offers him desserts but Butcher demands to get straight to business. Edgar then asks what he knows about Ryan. Butcher explains that he knows Ryan is Vought's contingency plan in case Homelander steps out of line and that "plan" will fail if Ryan bonds with Homelander. Butcher then offers his assistance in solving that problem.

Edgar asks why Butcher would think he would willfully betray his "friend". Butcher says he knows Edgar is ruthless because he knows Vought turns someone like Stormfront into one of America's most beloved Superheroes. Edgar justifies his actions as business progress because Stormfront helped improve their stock prices. Butcher then reminds Edgar that Stormfront should bother him for obvious reasons, to which Edgar revels she does worry him but he chooses not to focus on what he wants.

Butcher then challenges Edgar by asking him how he could control Stormfront, however Edgar denies it. Butcher then offers to get Ryan away from Homelander, then he'll call Vought and have them secure Ryan, in return, Vought will do a better job of hiding him. Edgar agrees and promises to relocate Becca and Ryan to a safe place, but Butcher refuses, saying Becca stays with him.

Edgar explains Ryan needs his mother, to which Butcher tells Edgar to find a new one. Edgar then asks about if and when Becca tries to find her son.